TBM 850

@patchadams502003 Hello, I've got the same problem but not with no Honeycomb. I've got Logitech Switch Panel and I use spad.next. The problem also turn off GTN750 but not others GPS. Well... I don't know what to do...

Turns out that was the problem, my LVAR selection for my external hardware was only moving the switch, not actually selecting the AP to ON. Problem solved and not I'm navigating happily around Patagonia! Many thanks for all the help everyone. Cheers Warwick

The POH refers to the elevator trim-tabs as anti-tabs that are also used as trim-tabs. I'm guessing it's similar to a lot of piper aircraft like the cherokee. You can find a few descriptions and videos of how they work. The trim sets the base position of the tab in the same direction as a normal trim tab and then the tab moves with the elevator in the same direction as the elevator movement to work as an antiservo tab. The way it's currently animated wouldn't work, so just animating the elevator trim as a normal trim tab would be better. Animating the antiservo movement too is probably a bit more work. Wish I could find a video of the TBM elevator moving to confirm some of this.

@mad_x The old Garmins are designed by people that hate pilots. But the G1000 is quite okay. In terms of GA navigation, I prefer to have it on my iPad these days. ForeFlight and Skydemon (in Europe) have become extremely good. I know the interface in and out. And all my flight plans and custom waypoints are already in there. Using a portable GNS 2000 receiver, I always have good sat reception.

@laurreth A further reply from the developer on this for you... "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have written that post from memory. I checked on the engine performance in the simulator today and the maximum attainable torque at FL300 at ISA is 105%. The maximum performance cruise table that I've been using from the POH indicates that this is the torque available at that pressure altitude with the power lever fully forward. I hope that helps dissuade any fears of undesired performance changes." Hope that helps.

@voice-of-reason so in the real aircraft the battery doesn't get charged while the engine is running and the generator is on?

For everything not mentioned there: Just have a look into my script collection on flightsim.to. Almost every switch of the TMB 850 is handled there. In case of missing ones just leave a comment. https://flightsim.to/file/61922/blacksquare-tbm-850-scripts-for-lorby-s-axis-and-ohs-aao

Just simply slowly greying out the whole screen would work for me. I think XPlane 11 did this. You only make this mistake once

@voice-of-reason wow, I would have never guessed that. Learned something! Thank you!

@voice-of-reason Thanks for the response! The RMI very well may not-- I haven't checked any source documents, I was just basing it off the included manual (p.30 in the printer friendly version described a flag). MSFS does have a Total Air Temperature value integral to the sim that does calculate the ram air temp: From the SDK: TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE Total air temperature is the air temperature at the front of the aircraft where the ram pressure from the speed of the aircraft is taken into account. Feel free to pass that along-- I'm not sure how the values match up to the IRL TBM's temps. Thanks again!

@voice-of-reason Thank you for the answer and the support! The TBM is awesome!

A quick reply from the developer for you: 'As I've answered elsewhere, this is a change that has to happen at the soundpack level, so it's not something I can do as a quick fix. I will make sure this gets added to the Dukes, and is added to all my other aircraft when I do updates that include custom sounds in the future. Thank you!' Hope that helps.

@eker A direct message from the developer for you... 'I wanted to make sure I replied to this thread while I was answering many of these posts with bugs and suggestions. Thank you so much for the positive feedback. As a one-man development team, I know that I cannot make THE best aircraft for MSFS alone, but I strive to create ones that spark a deep sense of joy in me as a real world pilot. I know that my way of doing things may not be for every simulator pilot, but there are definitely some out there whose taste will align with mine, and I hope they thoroughly enjoy my products. Thank you!' Thank you.